Good morning, Logan.

Cache Valley Media Group is hosting Cache Valley's Biggest Garage Sale on Saturday, Sept.

26 at the George S. Eccles Ice Center parking lot (2825 N. 200 East in North Logan) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The community event will feature 50 booths, three food trucks, and activities for children.

Handel's Homemade Ice Cream opened at Carol and Jim Laub Plaza in downtown Logan.

Local residents camped overnight to be among the first 100 customers eligible for a year of free ice cream as owners Zak and Savannah Niemann celebrated their hometown launch + held a ribbon cutting.

Today on For the People Theater Hour, Jason Williams and Charlie Schill announced Young Frankenstein's cancellation in favor of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None.

They previewed shows including Pickleville Theatre’s Ghost of Dead Man's Creek and urged ticket purchases for nearly sold-out Ocean in Concert at Eccles Theatre.

USU Extension researchers have identified ways for educators to spot youth trauma after a teacher noticed a student’s missing assignments and behavior changes following her parents' divorce.

The study highlights simple cues for early intervention (helping caregivers and teachers act sooner).

Utah officials announced that over 120 consumers will receive nearly $1.9 million in cash restitution and debt relief as part of a $694 million settlement with Credit Acceptance.

The company must change its lending practices starting Nov. 2 to better protect buyers.

Ben Jacobson gave a post-practice interview on Tuesday during The FAN broadcast, sharing his views on Utah State's first fall practice — noting what should remain and what must change for the upcoming season.

Radio hosts Eric Frandsen & Jason Walker of Full Court Press discuss Utah State football topics including offense & defense keys, score predictions for USU vs Troy, and Crew Fotheringham’s basketball commitment.

The show airs today on 106.9 FM / 1390 AM.